Sentence examples for slightly stemmed from inspiring English sources

Implements of this horizon are similar to those found earlier in the Desert culture, with projectile points, the most diagnostic artifact types, tending to be long and leaf-shaped or slightly stemmed and with a few notched forms also present.

"Well all that slightly stems from the Winnie the Pooh stuff when I read stories for children.

FSA's problems have been slightly different, stemming from the guarantees they provided on assets invested on behalf of local authorities, and guarantees provided on assets based on home equity lines of credit, where default rates have been rising rapidly.

For non-catalytic reactions, the slightly exo-preference stemmed from the stabilizing π-π stacking of two indole rings in substrates.

In stems slightly more glucose (6%) was produced from untreated material after 72 h compared to 24 h, but for HT-treated stem no further glucose was produced after 24 h.

Cementless fixated stems use a press fitting mechanism by placing a slightly oversized stem into a prepared femoral cavity.

However, other spl mutants had normal cauline stem lengths (data not shown), while spl15 mutants had slightly stunted stems (Additional file 3) as reported previously [ 13].

Kashmiri spinach leaf has long and thin stem whereas ordinary spinach leaf has a short and slightly thick stem.

Nintendo has stemmed operating loss slightly in the April-September quarter, the total falling from $718 million to $366 million.

Some of the hesitation in developing such a tool may have stemmed from the slightly ambivalent position of maternity care in developed countries.

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